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What Are The Major Food Allergens (Big 8) You Should Know? Are you aware of the most common food allergens that could affect your health or that of someone you care about? In this informative video, we’ll cover the major food allergens known as the Big 8, which are responsible for the majority of food allergy reactions in the United States. We’ll explain what these allergens are, how they can be hidden in processed foods, and why proper labeling is essential for safety. You’ll learn about the differences between food allergies and other food intolerances, as well as the importance of preventing cross-contact in food preparation. We’ll also discuss recent updates to food allergen regulations, including the addition of sesame as a ninth major allergen. Whether you’re managing allergies yourself or simply want to stay informed, understanding these key food allergens can help you make safer choices and avoid dangerous reactions. Join us for this essential guide to food safety and allergen awareness, and subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips and information on keeping food safe for everyone.

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